3D Printing Made Easy for Newbies and Hobbyists

A Quick-Start Guide to Learn How to 3D Print at Home

By: Natalie Guzman

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Want to 3D print objects? Objects you can be proud of and show off to everyone you know? Then you need to keep reading…

3D printing is a lot of fun; it’s something you can tinker with endlessly as you find new things to print and figure out the best processes.

But it’s also something that can cause frustration when things don’t work the way you expected, especially as you’re just getting started.

Although 3D printing is not easy, it becomes easier once you know the right tips & tricks to troubleshoot problems.

In the book 3D Printing Made Easy: For Newbies and Hobbyist, you’ll discover:

• A useful reference, both to read as you’re getting started and to refer back to in the future
• Top must-have 3D printer accessories (Chapter 3)
• Three steps to increase your 3D printing chances of success
• Useful tips and tricks to get started and troubleshoot basic problems
• How to find the right filament (printing material) for your printer
• 3D printer models you should look into (the most affordable, the easiest to use, and my top 2 favorite 3D printers)

and much more…

If you like fiddling with things to figure out how to make them work, you’re going to love this!

3D printing is a great hobby for anyone who likes new gadgets and technology, who likes to tinker, who likes to create things.

So if you want to make sure that you can create objects that are fun, useful, beautiful, or all three, then

scroll up and click the “Add to Cart” button now!

It’s an overview…

It wasn’t bad. I’m a beginner as it come to 3-D printing. This book did have some good information in it, but did not go into great detail about anything.

Good basics

It would have been helpful to total newbies to start with a few minute walkthrough first of the entire 3D printing process, then go into details. I have been printing for just a few months and still got some good information from this. I listened at 1.3X speed. The book helped me connect the dots of my uneven knowledge. The Virtual Voice reading is sufficient for a tech subject. The Virtual Voice would sometimes pronounce “3-D” weirdly, the mispronunciations were not consistent. I would listen to this book again.

Virtual Voice

This was a good overview of 3D printing, as I was looking for. It was a little odd listening to a virtual voice for a book, but it was short enough to get the job done.

robotic voice for your robotic printer

very informative, but some info seems outdated. the worst part is the AI voice. the pronunciation of 3D became humorous.

Should be titled “Why I like 3D Printing”

A very small percentage of this book is actually devoted to “making 3D Printing easy”. Most of the book is about how wonderful the author thinks 3D printing is.